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I bought my first used audio gear ever. Interconnects by Tara Labs -- their RSC Reference Generation 2's to be exact. How are they? Haven't listened to them yet.
But one thing's for sure -- they're friggin' huge. They're even thicker than my Audioquest Corals (which I thought were already a bit too beefy). They have what looks like red anodized aluminum Tara Labs brand rings on them at each connector (cool looking, but adds a bit too much girth to an already thick cable, and right at the connectors -- they're practically touching at my SACD player's outputs).
They have these really big locking RCA's (not too sure what to think about these locking RCA's, as I'm afraid they may cause undue wear if I'm not careful). When tightened, you'd be hard pressed to find a harder grip at an armwrestling competition.
I took some pictures of them. If time permits, I'll post the pics in this thread tonight.
But one thing's for sure -- they're friggin' huge. They're even thicker than my Audioquest Corals (which I thought were already a bit too beefy). They have what looks like red anodized aluminum Tara Labs brand rings on them at each connector (cool looking, but adds a bit too much girth to an already thick cable, and right at the connectors -- they're practically touching at my SACD player's outputs).
They have these really big locking RCA's (not too sure what to think about these locking RCA's, as I'm afraid they may cause undue wear if I'm not careful). When tightened, you'd be hard pressed to find a harder grip at an armwrestling competition.
I took some pictures of them. If time permits, I'll post the pics in this thread tonight.